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*[[Opulo]] the company (recently formed as the project grew!) developing this, is currently [[Kit Sales | Selling Kits]] , while continuing to develop the device | *[[Opulo]] the company (recently formed as the project grew!) developing this, is currently [[Kit Sales | Selling Kits]] , while continuing to develop the device | ||
**The future plans are laid out in the project's [[GitHub]] | **The future plans are laid out in the project's [[GitHub]] | ||
=Kits for Sale= | |||
*[https://opulo.io/products/lumenpnp-kit?variant=40218618036411 The Product Page on [[Opulo]]'s Website for the Lumen PnP Kit] (As of now it is going for 1,145.00 USD + Shipping, without [[Printed Parts]] or [[Powered Feeders]] (The latter are still under development), with an estimated [[Lead Time]] of Six Weeks) | |||
=Internal Links= | =Internal Links= | ||
Revision as of 21:54, 28 March 2022
Basics
- A Fully Open Source (In Software Used in Development , Hardware Made and via extensive, detailed Multimedia Project Documentation ) Pick and Place Machine
- (/ Multi-Modal Documentation / Mixed Media Project Documentation , need to decide on which name)
- It was designed with Mid-Scale Manufacturing in mind
- Opulo the company (recently formed as the project grew!) developing this, is currently Selling Kits , while continuing to develop the device
- The future plans are laid out in the project's GitHub
Kits for Sale
- The Product Page on Opulo's Website for the Lumen PnP Kit (As of now it is going for 1,145.00 USD + Shipping, without Printed Parts or Powered Feeders (The latter are still under development), with an estimated Lead Time of Six Weeks)
Internal Links
External Links
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "Stephen Hawes" Titled "LumenPnP - Desktop Pick and Place Machine" (~50 Second for the Sterile/Edited "Elevator Pitch / Kickstarter Trailer type thing, with ~1 Minute 28 Seconds of info on where to purchase a kit + what different options available)
- A Playlist by the YouTube Channel "Stephen Hawes" Titled "Pick and Place" (This is the playlist of all the videos on the project, from the first "messing around" all the way to the most recent Manufacturing Optimizations )